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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 8, 11 January 1916, Page 1

KING'S THEATRE. NICHOLLS' PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Tremendous "Lubin" Star Drama THE CYPHER KEY. 3000 feet. Featuring the Contract for Battleships, Despatching the Plans, The plot-to obtain the Details, Foiled by the use of the Cypher Key, The Race to the Admiralty. Also Scenios, Comic and War Gazette. (Tailiape Picture Co.) TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Vitagraph Sympathetic Drama. SUNSHINE AND SHADOW. Enjoying Life's Harmony Seeking his Fortune in the City. THE THREE ROSES. A Fine Thanhcuser Drama. Will Full Supporting Programme. TAIHAPE SATURDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1916. The Great Maori Genius and his 'Smart Set Maori Entertainers Magic, Mirth and Melcdy. Carrying Own Stage Setting. Carrying Own Orchestra. Songs, Music and Fun! Ventriloquism, Tricks, Illusions. Beautiful Soloists in Duo, Trio, Quartet Singing. Clever Rag Time Comedians! Clever Harmony Singers! Clever All-round Musicians! Clever and Graceful DancersA Big High Class Shew to suit the most refined. DON'T MISS HIM. WALTER SMITH The Great Maori Genius. Prices: 3/-, 2/-, Children Half Price. Soldiers in Uniform Free. R. H... FAIL, Touring Manager. PUKEOKAHU ANNUAL PICNIC. This Popular Annual Gathering Will be held on' JANUARY 22nd, 1916. In aid of Wounded Soldiers' Fund. Everybody Cordially Invited. Everything Free. W. BEUCK, • , Hon. Secretary.' PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between James Butchart and Joseph B'utchart, trading as J. Butchart and Co., has 'been dissolved as from Ist January, 1916, and the business will in future be run by J. Butchart. All acGounta owing to the firm must be paid by.the-20th January, 1916. MILU HANDS AND BUSHMEN. The Raagitfkei General and Co-oper- i .ative Timber .Company members being iargie'einjpleyers of labour, request Mill | Hands - i ing employment inthe T&ihape or Wair.raariiio; Bl§tVtets s r*tc> send their names, addresses andjoccupati'ons to the Company, Box 23, Tailiape, when they will be Advised. Qfraay openings. RANGITIKE'I GENERAL & CO-OPER- . ' , ATIVE :TtMBER 'CO., LT3Dv .- ~,'" STAIHAPE. YOU WILL" ENJOY the rich, delicate-flavour of "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. Choicest frim Ceylon, Piire, wholesome, satis-' fifing..'.; Chciee grades at Is lOd and